I originally wanted to cut my losses and sacrifice to the heavens, but I couldn’t get the heavens to be sacrificed—my “meat” ended up cooking itself.

Right at the start of the session when $ALT finally smashed the market, he finally tore off the top-layer disguise, and the short-sell rhythm immediately went smoothly.

A few days ago in the afternoon, I watched ALT. I noticed the price kept pushing higher repeatedly, but there was no sustained buy-side demand behind it. As soon as selling pressure showed up, it shrank back—an increasingly obvious sign of a weak rebound. Back then, the advice was very simple: don’t chase longs; wait for the moment when the support reveals a flaw.

I entered a long position around 0.008374. Now the price is at 0.006339. This short side is now cashing out—the floating profit shows +595.91%. The longer it took to grind, the more decisively it moved down when it finally did.

First close 80%; the remaining 20% is used for cost-price protection. If it keeps dropping, let the profits run—if it bounces back, don’t spit back what you’ve already secured.

Market conditions are something you wait for, and profits are something you hold onto. For friends who haven’t gotten in yet, take my word for it: don’t chase the drop upward in a rush. Wait for the next wave of signals before you move—there will be opportunities later too.

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